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nve thirty.fiye, onco pretty. now bnxom.
with that burntfaced, diminished.eyeti
looI, which tho average HIGH horn Brit.
is TI mstrou inn mn ev,," s'frnfy 90 cots in
few wears after marriage. and Ia not go
much The result OF annual maternity as
the effect of an unlimited conaumntion
Of brown stout at luncheon and brown
sherry at dinner. p IaT.@I
TuE Hon. MRs. YILLlEns and Mis-, VII,
LIEns, mother and daughter, Motho,
gray.haiJed, srched eyebrows, psjo, thin
and icy: dauphtor. Thoroughbred and
ahy, 07Itf mn
LADY V1oLsr CRoppER. a "frisky:n prelty.
bold, cold.eysd and dorsey. : =
LORD HENRY NopDLE. her brother. Y
CArrA1y FlrznunDlsHs. OF the Oueen'e
Own Bombsrdlers. ~ ~
TSilence reigne, Enter your humble ssr.
: yant-whom wo will call MIR. TuoMr
SON W1ruArEE, OF philadelphia. Both
The mon are resdine their letters while
thev oat. the torn.opon enyslopen litter.
inc The table and adjoining plates.l =
MEN-Dnw! (which / interpret as good
morning,"1 G'
WoMss-Ningl (which ditto.1
RI sest myself in one OF n half dozen va.
cant places amid utter silencs, After 4
pause:l -" - M 3'-SI
LApY BAE.DsxrEE-Tes. Mr.. Withspoei
III YOU plea,e. ~
[LApY BID. pours out tho tea, and
wait some minutes.1 s1'ts :. d
LApY BAH.DgxrER-Hera Ia your tea
Mr.. Withapee, RI aln separated from he,
Lsdyship by NOODLE and FlTzRupplsuE
! hut noither offers To Mag the cup.1 Come
and get It, plesse, T This / discover to be
tho custom. Every ono gets up and goes
| for his own tea, 1 90 for nv tea. I &c
back to nv neat and wonder how l ehal
pet something toJest, while ain NV tos
and puzzle about It'll ylE'l Is
Ltny RAp.Dryrrp-Thc Horomond,
come tomorrow. Cantsin Fitzrubbisho.
CArrA1Y EXPERIMENTATION! Do thew
Lazy BAr,DryrrnIThev can ONLY ntny
two n;ohta. thonuh - - III :
CAprAiS Firzs,,nn,saa-RssI,y. CAM,
thew.
fErtarr D,ou Dr,,p, ,vc =, zoo t,.o,ty.
five. in scarlet huntinp.cost
and ton.toots, / ..-.. i
MEY-BayI
WoMrs-Nino, ..a
rDuNp,ISar massa etraiph. for Tho a;lve,
dishes iiits the covcr ofr each and scrn.
tin;zSs content4 throueh eyo.cless
Looks dissppointed. but helpa himselj
to a noached ovg. and carriea II to a
scot neat ma. STA down and proceeda
IN onen h;a Ia.ters ,sh;ch ora r. ,e;ie
beside his plata I take the tin and %
and heln mveslf IN n saneace, / s'-
Lonp BASH DuMpI1sor With ewes on
iT1--77, letter1-By Joyei =
I say-rto LAZY VIotrr 0poprrn tn whom
he hasn't before nnoken.l " - y :
LAZY yIoIrreHelioi
Ionp gAsrI-Here's a lark The Jonas.
F;elJ;nca have a moet at tho;r ehon na~t
TuesdaIs 49, ','e''
LADY V1oLEr-Neyor!
LORD BAsIL tears open another letter
with h;a thnmh ' Wv '1 -'''e'
CArrAIY FIrzRune,suE-Reallvi
LADY BAR.DsxTER ITO MIS-, Vu1trns,
-There'a TO hen hunt. Nail at Bosk eli nayt
week. - ~ ' ~
Miss VrL1,rps-Is +hero2
TEnter Sir jon, B.p.DrrrrR boarded
man Of fortv.fiva and blnfr mannor
also in hunting i.nink."i
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WoMsy-'Ninp '
srp Jons faif6ar ho,n;r, ,,;n.o,, ~ .;
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FOURTH OF JULY PICNIC !!

Proposalswlll DO received by tho Secretary Of tho
West Virginia Exposition and state Fair Assocla.
ton until O'Clock OF tho fist day Of March, 1887
for tho use Of tho Grounds Of the Association for
the purpose OF holding Picnics, &C., OH the "a or
tho 4th day OF July, 1887.
The person or pcrsons to whom the grounds are
lot arc required to pay In advance, and the AMo.
citation reserves tho right to reject any or all bids
ny order Of tho Board Of Directors.
feA GEORGE HOOK, Secretary.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

EOR SALE-A NEW sos DOMESTIC
II Sewing Machine lust from the ace and never
bscn used. Price. 800 ca.h. Address 49, this
Office. -- .---,,L- 50 ---.l.-.ErL - ie2I /
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FOR RENT-DEsIRABLE BRICK
Il Dwelling containing six rooms and attic, at.
uated No. 2S5. Chapline street. FoMcs,ion given
April !. Enquire Of b. KLlEvRs, 23i5 Chspline
htFcbt ."HHf- Il.rH7| Htr-r.fg fnpiS
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r 0sT-ON WEDNESDAY, "A SMALL
~ Diamond Stud, set H. black enamel and gold.
The finder will 10 rewarded By leaving samc at
this OtllCG. M u --.---- M ~ 49, fn1l
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Prices Tor this engageincnt--sl 70. n nor,. :.
cents Matinee prices rs, 70 md Is cent? 't IN.
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@'G7 THREE NIGHTS ONLY,
Commencing OH Thursday Eve, Fcb .,
Return OF the Wheeling Fayo,l,c.
Miss Mnttie Vicl,c,.S
Supported BY CIiAa B. ROGERS aud o,,..
~ Comedy Company ''s''
Thursday and Saturday Eye,inrs-rh. -.
play, GnERUB; Or THE pKARL 0F sES S NV
Friday Evening nrd Saturday MatIrcO-v,..
Vickclh' great success, "JACQuINE." "N
Grand Matinee Saturday afternoon AI,.I.,.
10, rs and LOO. Mrttue0 prlces, ID ANA SSSo my
served seats on sale at shelbs mule store. ;o5 ~
Grand Opera House.
o. G. GENTaER, Lessee and Manager
Monday. Tuesday and wednesday. rcb,pa,v oc
. I'd. March aud "Wednesday Matinee. -
Tho Laughing Attraction,
CuAs. GlLDAI'S COMEDY co
Supporting Americas brightest soub,r,,e
Miss FANNIE HEANE
In tho Latest Laughing Success, UOLLlP3'
AND CUFFS aud 4 PIECE OF PIE.
2 Great Musical Comedies = Char.eS Cla.,
and the best company OF comedians In The wotIi
Introducing New Music. Songs. Dances and Fnn
Monday and Wednesday nights, Collar amt
Cutla Tuesday night and Wednesday MATHIS
A Piccs Of Pic. Admission, Is, rs and 10 cenis'
Matinee prices 10 and Is cents. Reserved scsis M
kalc at shclb's music store. hi
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rNHE WOMAN'S EXCHANGE WILL
l. Give n Supper at their Room, 1910 Main
street, Thursday evening, February ~, from fyo
10 eight O'Clock. Supper IS cents . ~ fe22.TArh :
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SATURDAY NIGHT, ~
Miss Kate Fopy!h.lu the Highly sucses,,o, r,,
edy Drama, ,F >''A"'e Ton
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III AsuElhH"-H 'ety hNeJ bNetsh VI tH"e
Menl. M
London Letter to th San FraHelsto ArsoaaUi.
SCENE.
at Beaulieu Manor. High
wainscot OF old oak; walla papered In
deep maroon; deep maroon damuok
window curtains, and maroon leather.
seated chairs. Old oak fireplace; log
fire in the CRATE; long breakfast.table,
kissing urn aud ten things at Que end,
four covered silver dishes at tho other
containing outlets, sausagsa, poached
eggs, and curried fowl. In tho middle
and up the sides, plates Of hot rolls In
napkins; u large diah Of butter scrolls
and bullets, Il silver stand Of boiled eggs,
glaes dish OF orange marmalal and
two racks Of dry toast. On eidcboard,
cold ham, beef, game, and huge loaf Of
bread. eH H
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USEsIENTs.

SATURDAY MhlINEE-srRcIA,
MISS KATE FORSYTH rs Pauline, IN ,he It,.
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FOR RENT.
TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

A RRIvAL AND DEPARTURE OF
IA TRAIEs-on and alter Jan. 80, 1Ss7-ExrLA-
NATION OF REFERENCE MARKS, sDaily, tSunday
exceptcd. Monday e1cepted, -Whceliny iima:
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COUNTRY pREAKFAsr

In England-A Very isacy Sketch Of that
Menl. NJ g
London Letter Ia he San EfaHetseo drcognut, hH
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Grand Opera laouso-
ma. GO. GENTllEl, lAisce and Mnu,cs,
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After Him With a Sharp Stick.
The Tur!notis Of Journniiaw.--our Cores
pordcnt's M,s;l's, D.s;urbs tho Peace o,
Qniat Clinton.

Your last issue contained n com
m~unication from your Clinton cor
respondent which has stirred cur
little city into the Widest cndcavor
to erase from th" face Of the earth
all signs Cf said correspondents
When we pcnncd our last commit
nication little did we think what a
WhirlWind we were Matching. Wc
are aware Of the fact That we made
some mistakes, tor which we arc
truly sorry, but think it hardly
necessary to corrtct thcnI rs they
have had The most severe consurc
and criticism. We once had high
hopes of the future prospects of the
town, but they arc being fast dis.
Sipatcd by reports we have heard,
OF hitherto strictly business men
organizing into bands TO hunt down
your poor, innocent correspondent.
Now, we understand that news
paper correspondents namo il II
secret, and the correspondents own
business, for if everybody knew
him his life would, to say the least,
have need to be insured; therefore,
we would respectfully request said
companies to disorganize and at
tend to their own business, unless
they propose to pay for our insu-
rance policy.
We understand that Il only
mode of communication, viz: the
mails, is TO be strictly guarded,
while from the headquarters Of the
Clinton EnterpriSe ~ fearful bat.
terry is to be %nnmasked, and we, Il
poor, henighted individual, must
look on the coming week with fear
suld trembling.
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Clothing Emporium.


n,li,'Is Tmr r,, - XXI VI>;;,,tn"r' v ~, n2"r "'I
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T,,, mem vouihs nnd hnvs th,, ,.Ir".nS
In j., liz ,.i,,,". ',,i'hi - - ;, ""t W h,t
In -, 10 n,,t,ES AND rnni.m I"'i'r'
r.., i, 4, mi Viii rnI.i ii,""ir' Tx ir,.
lo,,r ys 10 mcr,nrut I,., MI, a.
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OK in Sorl; uuG CIliu,ynyS ~
Dirss S,i;tS of ~ttyrmant r,tcri,l onl
cn, In trr n,ns, r,.innnhIr nmL :" -"
r]i,,i,t.- alylrs.i vhim.rnrJ mn c.nnrryl
|nGiI' prcls%", F" miis w EI%'I D,nc c.,ts ma
vest. \ fu}I line Of hcSo goods always
on haiid' ana | guarantee Il perfect ftin
every nrtHl''G.
y lu!! 'i'E @! ''h'" idThiHhih@ ii"odS
ni Cr,E'N "'| I~ii'oi'' uiliyr wear, ''ioNcS
'iHI .;"~'' ,T,!'lH !!Il WIS Ttc' \ pCau-
'.lH' my - ''''" hN"' "a "i Color" ana
~ ~, m, s,,.r. ,.o, ,.i, 60, an ,,o
-, M NV 'n'N%%!fS NIu, WIZ mo ~ mo
l,',5,in' >'N,l,N -" ~ Ni"Ni SIik ana
sun l't,,N US" INC i'"N'"n H'II conform
~ ~ .'n,' 49, h.INTN am S1l@
NJ nv ~ "'''r',H "',IN w mo ~ me
',",i hi.,.,uU" H. '"r,,,H tM,fu "'nEr Hihh-
=, :, % nn'H ln Il Er,"I Ni!rIttN OF StNleSSr
lily ' ">Hiin'.r' N'i'' nv HoIt mas IN an
N'"fi' ~" i''I'N' ms - ,HG largest
nt"'N o. "t.H ! hHNc cNt: Iau' INC peas
"'r"' H""" i"E J." NY P'''""S.
Boys C.othtng Sto"k IL very attractive
nj this time, the assortment is beautiful,
knee pants Snits from ! to Is years, and
long ant >uitS from - TO IS years. Quail
tiles arc good, and prices are Tow.
Gcnts Zinc Shoes in all tho leading
styles and makes among them YOU will
ma the SI'rhratr4 nnMm,'irr shoe IN
Inc D]ougIass Shoe far men ;t saco nmG
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JOdiu Hunter. FORMERLY Of ~
irn Of Hunter d &~;tryravce, of
y0ur town, Is now IN partncrship
Mi.' / H. OWih%S. lhcN deal in
Grl',ri' hlcrchandlSo ut Mr.. OW-
'H' Wv" H''h''
W" observed Il r"w Guys ago in
P ~, ",ISno"rI'o"u j.. w, N"l'vtt, Of
t,;M ~" 'l'I'r Niii'%", Ioun.
j." 3D.. w. ~",'!H''i - So" lh"t
,iI,n,,, '>>"'''I" 'i""' MS recent
Geo. Barton, or rather Geo.
Woods, contractor, is putting on n
I'tti.,' h""'"' pam. 'or >, g. oWIn%S.
n,nlni"I n"I ivv.!nn,lE n""n re-
nmr,In,t' ''" o''"'i'o" by D. y.
New Harmony Church, which
has recently been enlarged and
improved, will in Il short time br
nc",ly painted, which will add
much to It's appearance.
AunuIu. nviru.
ion .nnJ frnn, Gr,7
vil,n ''"'' I" "''e'-
binI Ma con - n'|"MS, ~, nc-
vnn e Gr,v Of ,:,,vn,,, ""'h-
~ "~'"''
Mr.. Thomas MoS"lcy, Who lad
MS finger badly mashed at Power
q Bros mill, went to lNurcn5 to
''~'S'
~" ~" y. me are building
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A Fair, Despite Foul weather.

Although the rain poured and the mud
SlhnSlicd, the pc nrlC came in crowds 10
me Fourth Annual Fair Of the IuurCnS
County Agricultural and Mechanical So
ciety. Many ofthc exhibits intended to
%" made and which were nlrcrdy prcpar-
gu were left az homo, and many people
Who might, could, would and should
nave como were likewise left at home,
'or all who fuilcd To como were left. But
anyway tho hill was covered with poo
PFC, u the people covered with mud,
Hhu before the fair ended il WIS Ccrtain.
" covered with glory. \ great many
shcw IDEAS were developed 10y tho Fair
one OF which IL that LnurcnS ought TO he
adry town on such occasions, or else
! nave decent streets. Mud is all right
Who'll a town Is dry, but when tits wet,
t'cn the mud becomes wet, ana wet
Nlid, rcd at that, makes a bad impress
non, especially on visitors.
fhe Articles exhibited reflect credit
npoii tue county, and az wo give Il list of
s'vso which the various committees
peemod worthy Of premiums, we forbcar
comment.
ihasinuch az the crowd was so great
s"u the weather 50 Indictment, someone
may nave overlooked II beautiful spcci-
uea OF yarn, spun aud made into cloth
tte IaGrchs Cotton Factory.
tlad tho nowspaper not refralnod from
spaaking out IN mcetin,p and likcwise
sym asking "what has become of our
se'eryY" this ano exhibit would have
zen ilnl,oslbles Asst IS, the mili Is
nuns on nlll time and specimens 81
nAnNsagtaroent be seen BY calling
Gray, Pho wilI explain thu
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Tallahassee Thinks He Has freed
The Man WHO stirrc4 SO Eornet'a Ny5'

The Man Who StirrcA &c Eo~net'a Nsst.
Oar little crOakcr, the Clinton
correspondent of IKE LAuREN,
ADVERTISER, in an article OF some
kind last week, wont for rcvivalis.
Lcitch IL though he knew what ho
was writing about. Whilst it is
not our intention to go into cDntr0-
vcrSy, VIC do feel it OR duty to
take mp tn" culgcl when we %
plainly see the religion OF Our L0rl
and Saviour 80 slightly spoken Ct;
aye, tramplod under foot by Il
h~ardles:' vcndcr of log cabin soap.
We did not think there was II
young soft head in the lovely town
OF Clinton 50 bIoatrd with scnDti-
cism and inflclity as o spcak, and,
what is worse, to write for lubli-
cation in the columns of a pnDular
Journal such vcnomouS filings into
the teeth OF Gol-giftcl cNp0unlcr
Of the eternal truth. II was not
long since such a Noungstcr could
not have been found i'm CIintun;
but oh! what attraction there is in
ricklc fora pint of pindars.
lie, the same Scif-stylcd solomon,
also mentions the Rev. j. j.. Nor
gan as matchmaker preacher Nor
gan. We know that God-loving
and noble old gentleman. He, ii
IS true, is Il practical jcwelcr a.
we'll rs Il grand and glorious pro-
cIaimcr Of the Gospel truths. Bat
where, oh, where, is the etiquette
that teaches the crawh-h dude to
mention the fine old gentleman as
Matchmaker Preacher Morgan ?
We gladly hope there is but one
dude Of the kind in Clinton, and
should others ape him, heaven save
our fnvOritc town.
TALLAI NSSEE.
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a Worthy Organization.

Tho young men of this place have or
ganizcd Il prayer meeting, which meets
every Sunday afternoon in the Baptist
Church. These meetings are growing IN
interest. The young mon of the town
generally, without regard to dcnomima-
lion, arc invited 10 join and take part in
lhe exercises. Much good will result
rom this prayer meeting.
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The Advertiser
T. oCAI L.

Mrs VIII" f!,iisnn has rolurlcaI from
Portcr$nrinr4.
At'S''ida More ml Miss Hps.llrr SUI
Kan "r" visiting at Rev. j.. u. pit;4
Mis- Lois Jones, Of Clrtarsvillc Ga. is
on a visit to friends and relatives born
Mr. G. Il. Jackson, Il prominent NOR
ch''etof Ninety-Sly, diol ON I'd inst.
Tho usual Thanksgiving for Noycm-
Dor 2ith, has been proclaimed by The
President.
Governor Gordon is stamping Ohio
against Foraker, and defending the
south from his bloodv-shirtism.
Twcnty-Eight Counties have ornoin-
ted delegates to the "Old Farmers Com
rcntion' to be held during Fair week in
Columbia.
Ncvor ask II favor of a man l.o is lou1
in expressions of friendship. II will,
cause YOU to lose contidcnccin mankind
Better go to II who makes no. prcton-
sions.
wheeler IL simpson, Photogrnphers.
Will rcinnin in LaurCns two weeks only.
All who require really first class pictures
will do well To call ut once. Pho;ourophs
Ms
Of houses "A specially.
Abig-hcadcd sorrcl colt, with nc,rrv
rs in''ch 'ic as Il straw fed country cow,
- ''' "'S'''p''" oil 'hca'nimal s"nt tor
,.' - '"' "''orh"f III the Piedmont
"NI'H''''.'' ihc 'lonht was declined,
VIII" '''''NS'
Chester, IaurcnS, Darlington, Marion
and Columbia are the only Fair, in this
State inns year. LrurbnS, we venture in
say, can compare favorable with any
10 irn syy,os;,in :" "r compared
Ills n,,rn ~ "'N'A III
inc necessity which forces Mr. Davis To
decline the invitation to visit Columbia
during the state Fair, will be regretted
10y every Carolinan who chcrislrs the
memories that cluster around the fag of
the Sh"rl-llrcd, but honorcd C~onrcdracy.
III, f,;r
news" courier, says that licvivalistA
Leach ana Marshal are doing much rood
nj that place, They have the hearty
cooperation OF every pastor in the toxin
ana preached to crowded houses. We
learn from the EntcrpriS" that they will
accept an invitation from Roy j. ID. Pitts.
ah" come 1" nus place in December.
The DELAY of r,ilro,1, :,
ION. is n ,u,ttor ,r ir,,nu ~, ''
without connection 49,,
fcrs with buvrrs. wL,,t ,..,
Ipn;sc has c,,,,,l a., - ,
road superintendent, for refusing to- sup
DIV cars Tor thn GIih,Na,t .f 1t. ,i.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1887-11-02

y meeting OF Cross Hill Farmcrs'
Central Club will he held at Cross
Hill on NOV. 9Th, at 10 O'Clock, A..
NJ, for the purpose OF elccting nine
delegates to County Central Club,
which meets ON NOV. 18th at Lau-
G IN c. H..
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r.. n. CUNNINGHAM,
President.
w. 4. AUSTIN, Scc'y.

The Central Farmers club, oC Lcm-
rcns TOWNSHIPS. will meet mt iauruns C..
H. ON Saturday thedth OF EoycmbUr, at
II O. lock a IN, 10 elect nine Delegates to
tho County Central Club, witch meets
ut Laarcns const Eouse, on tho I2ti Of
NuveHber.
w WRIGHT.
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The SIGNAL service now embraces 1S3
stations, from which reports are made
daily, and employs 400 men, exclusive OF
n couple hundred clerks in Washington.
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PREMIUMS AWARDED.


N,m. -" """'''"H on DOMESTIC
nIr,, .,'o"'' work cue. Knit
~. r,"'t:' p'n' "'''p@" itibhon'
r,n,, ,'">"@'
= >t"I'' S'"ilcn -blu" Ribbon,
,n,''' '''SH"''''
,,,, MN ,,"'N'"S '"N 'A'v ~ years
49, >''""' H'" 'a'"liho 'icSS-
'' l''S|pF iahyS) years old,
Nv n'''o'' N'S caroline 'rrs"w"ll.
pn 'nn'rrPtno ''o'e-icai--BInc
,., ~ r. "i'Nrs
~"''"""r~ @ol,' 'nN laIy 81 years OLD
n'' N'"p'n' 'Nr' w. W. Mc'nSIan.
,t"n, ~ S'fl years oid blue Ribbon,
n ''''"' 'NnnrtS"h
.. "'.t""rA cunt hiue Ribbon, Mrs
~n'"'rN"n'
n",m' ! >|''''-''"" i'i'hon, MrSJ.
~
>E'''"'"' i''NN"h' Mrs j.
',''P.
'."H ""'N' t"'''-- "'i N'oooh' Mrs j.
.''E'
,n"'''" NE"'''-hi"' lND""h, Mrs Is.
''"!'
way ""rh r"'h"''" ~AtShah-hInr
"o"'"' YRS james '''Sp.
FcIt Embroidered Lrp-robc-Bluc
Ribbon, Miss Ii,v White.
Crochn,nh Linn roho.rru, pnA,,, N..
G. ID. Bark "dalc.
pmr Darucd Pillow Shnms-Bluo Rib
hon, Mrs u. Z. Crisp.
Pair Embroidered Pillow cases,
iIomc-maic-Hlu Ribbon, Mrs Jas G..
williams.
Embroidered sofa CnShion-plush-.
Blaze Ribbon, Mrs :. T. Pluss.
Crazywork Sofa Cushion-BIuc Ritz
bon, Miss Kate Bcwlcv.
Knittsd Tidv--Bluo Ribhon MrsJns.
G. Williams.
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~ol City Blizzard.
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THE DOTS FROM DIALS.

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There arc forty 1IclTcH m~illionaircs in
New York. The richest is Max We'll,
who is rated at 5000. 0Ua.
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According TO 4 ~tteos0phicnl journal,
the real elixir OF lie Is the human will.
IL you can make mp yosw mind strongly
yctIcan live indcinifeig.
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JOHN NJ. lICDGi,ES,
President.
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Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1887-12-16
A REAL, LIVE HE'LL.

Rev. Z. L. Peli, of the North
Carolina Methodist Conference, in
answering to New England cousin
who wrote him. Please inform me
to religious belief in the South thus
replied: eve believe in the Bible
account Of creation, it's mysteries,
difficulties, and what you are pleased
to call absurdities. We believe in
the Trinity, and are glad we connot
explain it. And--if you are now
prepared to hear the worst--He be-
lieve in q real. live hell - There is
a strong smell of brim stone in these
terse sentences.--Virginian.
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1887-12-16

Charges are made from date OF
entrance. Proper deductions for pro-
tracted illness. The next term of this
School will begin December 9TH, 1887.
A special feature of the law incorpo
rating our school is that every resident
patron is credited with the Public
funds apportiOned to his children under
the school law of the State.
Resident children who are dependent
upon the Public School funds for duca
ton are received into the School at any
Time without charge.
This school and system offers the best
educational advantages attainable in
Edenton. BY dividing pupils of several
grades of advancement, among teachers
employed for each grade, better and
more efficient instruction is obtained at
less cost than can be had otherwise.
Pupils from other districts are Invited
to enter the School at above rates of
instruction, and they can obtain good
board at moderate prices.
By order of the board of Trustees of
the Edenton Graded School, Oct, 1887.
B. F. ELLIOTT, President.
T. @. BADHAM, Sec. pro tenn.
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1887-12-16
TRUE WORDS.

Some very intelligent men are under
the impression that when they subscribe
for newspaper it is not due till the
tine expires, and some act as if they
thought it would not become due dur
ing natural life. Newspapers are Cash
IN ADVANCE, and If by reason Of person
al friendship. this is not demanded, it
does not alter the fact it is due. Those
whose circumstances are cramped nc
good man will harass, but people who
handle their hundreds and thousands il
cash during the year can offer no apOl
ogy for Withholding from the poor
printer two or three years pay for the
paper. For of such are mot the King
dom of Heaven. Gold Leaf.